Jennifer Rothschild Show

Elijah's story is filled with dramatic miracles, courageous faith, and unforgettable moments. But if you look a little closer, you'll find someone who isn't all that different from you!
He knew fear. He experienced exhaustion. He wrestled with discouragement. And in between the extraordinary moments, there were long seasons of ordinary, faithful obedience.
So in this first episode of the Jennifer Rothschild Show, best-selling author Max Lucado joins me to explore what Elijah's life can teach us about facing fear with faith, praying boldly, and trusting God through both the extraordinary and the ordinary.
You'll discover what courage really is (and what it isn't), why the power of prayer has always been in the God who hears us—not the one who prays—and how to live with an expectation of divine disruption while faithfully serving God in the everyday. Because the same God who strengthened Elijah is faithful to strengthen you too… no matter what season you're in!
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LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
Unbreakable Courage: Strong Faith in an Age of Anxiety, Chaos, and Exhaustion by Max Lucado
Listen to other podcast episodes with Max Lucado on taming your thoughts or finding happiness
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Elijah's story is filled with dramatic miracles, courageous faith, and unforgettable moments. But if you look a little closer, you'll find someone who isn't all that different from you!
He knew fear. He experienced exhaustion. He wrestled with discouragement. And in between the extraordinary moments, there were long seasons of ordinary, faithful obedience.
So in this first episode of the Jennifer Rothschild Show, best-selling author Max Lucado joins me to explore what Elijah's life can teach us about facing fear with faith, praying boldly, and trusting God through both the extraordinary and the ordinary.
You'll discover what courage really is (and what it isn't), why the power of prayer has always been in the God who hears us—not the one who prays—and how to live with an expectation of divine disruption while faithfully serving God in the everyday. Because the same God who strengthened Elijah is faithful to strengthen you too… no matter what season you're in!
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LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
Unbreakable Courage: Strong Faith in an Age of Anxiety, Chaos, and Exhaustion by Max Lucado
Listen to other podcast episodes with Max Lucado on taming your thoughts or finding happiness
RELATED EPISODES
Can I Overcome Fear With Faith?
Can I Take Courage When I Can't Take One More Thing?
Can I Become More Courageous?
Can I Choose Courage When I Don't Feel Confident?
Can I Be Brave When Deep Down I'm Afraid? With Annie F. Downs
Can I Choose Faith Over Fear? With Dr. Debbye Turner Bell
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Last week, KC caught me off guard with a series of thoughtful questions I never saw coming. Well... we're back with Part 2!
In this episode, our conversation continues as KC asks who I really am when the microphone is off, what might surprise you about my walk with God, whether I'm really as confident as I seem, which biblical figure I'd most want to share a cup of coffee with, and the one thing I hope every listener knows about God.
By the end of our conversation, I was reminded how valuable it is to simply sit down with someone over a cup of coffee and ask meaningful questions. Because the more we learn about each other, the more we learn about ourselves—and ultimately, the more we learn about God.
So after you listen, I hope you'll do just that. Grab a friend, pour a cup of coffee, and maybe even borrow a few of KC's questions. You never know what you might discover!
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I get asked questions all the time, but I was caught off guard when KC turned the mic back on and started asking some thoughtful (and surprising!) questions… about ME!
I had no idea what was coming, and honestly, I didn't even know some of my own answers until I said them out loud. But it was so much fun that I thought you might enjoy listening in.
In Part 1 of our conversation, KC asked about my best life hack of all time, what people often assume about me that's completely wrong, who has shaped my faith more than anyone else, and what I hope every woman remembers long after she reads one of my books or attends one of my events.
But that's not all… KC had plenty more questions, and we just couldn't fit them all into one episode! 
So be sure to join me next week for Part 2, where we talk about who I am when the microphone is off, what might surprise you about my walk with God, whether I'm really as confident as I seem, and the one thing I hope every listener knows about God.
SHOW NOTES: 413Podcast.com/aboutJR1 
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You've laughed with Tim Hawkins for years—but today, you get to meet the man behind the comedy.
In episode 413 of the 4:13 Podcast (wink!), Tim shares the story behind his journey into comedy, the failures that shaped him, and what he's learned about making people laugh. And (spoiler alert!) it's not about being witty or delivering the perfect punchline.
You'll also find out how he decides which jokes become part of his routines (including his popular song parodies), which topics don't make the cut, and how his family feels about becoming part of the act.
But more importantly, you'll get to hear Tim's heart. He's clever, thoughtful, and passionate about using the gifts God has given him well. Because, as C.S. Lewis says, "joy is the serious business of Heaven," and it should be at the heart of how we live out our calling.
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